Whether you’re part of a gaming community, a group of friends, or a professional team, creating a Discord server is a great way to stay connected with others. We’ll walk you through creating a Discord server, inviting people to join, and managing your community.  From customizing settings to moderating chat and member behavior, you’ll learn everything you need to know to create and run a successful Discord server.

Setting up a Discord server

A. Creating a new server: The first step in creating a Discord server is to sign in to your account оn the Discord app or website. Once logged in, click on the “+” icon on the left sidebar. This will give you the option to create a new server. Name your server and select the region closest to the most members.  B. Customizing server settings: Once your server is created, you can access and customize settings by clicking on the server name and then select “Server Settings.”  You can change settings such as the server name and language and upload a server icon here. You can also manage your member list and roles, manage server channels, and customize how members interact with the server.  C. Adding and organizing channels: When you create a new server, the default channel is the “general” channel, but you can create new channels for different topics or for different groups of members on the server.  You can organize these channels by category, voice, or text. You also can set permissions for each channel who can speak, read or write messages on it.

Inviting people to your server

A. Sending out server invites: Once your server is set up and configured to your liking, yоu can invite people to join. To do this, click on the “Invite” button on the server page, and then select the method you want to send the invite (such as email, Facebook, or Twitter).  This will generate an invite link that you can share with others.  B. Creating a permanent invite link: If you want to make it easier for people to join your server in the future, you can create a permanent invite link. This link never expires and can be used by anyone to join your server. To create a permanent invite link, go to your server settings, select the “Invite” tab, and then toggle on the “Create Instant Invite” option.  C. Adding members to specific roles: Once members join your server, you can assign them roles tо give them specific permissions.  This can include the ability to post in certain channels, create invites, or even kick other members.  You can manage roles by going to the server settings, then the “Roles” tab, and then adding new roles or editing existing ones. Note: Roles are useful if you want to grant permissions to some members while limiting some other members. Organizing your members into different categories is also useful.

Managing your server

A. Setting permissions and roles: 

  1. Go to your server settings 
  2. Select the “Roles” tab 
  3. Create or edit existing roles 
  4. Assign specific permissions to each role (e.g., ability to delete messages, kick members, etc.)  B. Moderating chat and member behavior: 
  5. Utilize Discord’s built-in moderation tools, such as the ability to delete messages or mute members 
  6. Create rules and guidelines fоr your server and communicate them to members 
  7. Utilize role assignments to assign specific members as moderators 
  8. Monitor the chat and take action if necessary (e.g., warning or kicking members for violating rules)  C. Managing and organizing member lists:
  9. Utilize thе member list feature to view all members and their roles 
  10. Use the “Kick” and “Ban” options to remove members who violate rules or guidelines 
  11. Organize members into groups or teams based on roles 
  12. Keep an eye on your server’s overall population, and recruit new members if needed Managing your server is key to maintaining a healthy community.  Keep monitoring it. This way, you can keep order, enforce the rules, and ensure everyone follows them. Be attentive to thе behavior of the members and act accordingly if something goes wrong.  Keep organizing your members in different groups and categories and assign them roles accordingly.  This will help you to control the members’ permissions and act accordingly.

Conclusion

Creating and managing a Discord server is a simple process that allows you to stay connected with others. You can set up and customize your server, invite people to join, and manage your community.  With the right tools and a bit of effort, you can create a thriving Discord server that brings people together. Set rules and guidelines and moderate your server to keep the community healthy and functional.